Boys Soccer
Boys Soccer at The Dalton Academy is built on a foundation of dedication, teamwork, and competitive excellence. Our players bring passion and intensity to every match, striving to represent TDA with skill and sportsmanship. Through rigorous training and a focus on collaboration, the team fosters a winning mindset while creating a supportive environment for personal and athletic growth. Boys Soccer at TDA is more than a sport—it’s a source of pride and a testament to the Puma spirit. 🐾⚽
Roster
Jesus Arrellano
Emilio Hernandez
Miguel Reynoso
Melvin Perez
Fredy Reynoso
Geovanny Aguirre
Rocael Aguilar
Eduardo Vasquez
Diego Jeronimo
Cristian Rios
Robert Ramirez
Hector Vidal
Alexis Carmona
Joslin Ortiz
Gio Uribe
Darwin Ramirez
Marvin Sebastian
Edwin Vasquez
Josue Bautista
Jorge Santeli
Jason Nolasco
Giovani Ortiz
Isaac Ulloa
Alexis Pinedo
David Leon
Carlos Lemus
Ismael Francisco
Leo Dan
Dannis Rodriguez
Jairo Alvarez
Isaac Martinez
Kendall Nolasco
Head Coach
Elizabeth Lara
Family has always been at the core of my life. I was born in Mexico, but I've spent most of my life in Murray County, where I've been fortunate to be part of a close-knit community that feels like an extension of my family. Growing up, soccer became an integral part of my life. I started playing when I was 4 years old, and over the years, I earned several recognitions that deepened my passion for the sport. My family and my roots have played a huge role in shaping who I am today, both as a player and as a person. The values of hard work, respect, and commitment were instilled in me from a young age, and soccer became a way to live out those values.
My coaching journey began as an assistant coach for the women’s soccer team, where I was fortunate to work alongside some of the best mentors who shaped my coaching style. After that, I transitioned into the role of JV head boys' coach, where I had the opportunity to lead and mentor a younger group of athletes. This year marks a new chapter for me as I step into the role of head boys' soccer coach. Over the years, I’ve been proud to help many athletes not just improve on the field, but grow into respectful young men and women with strong values to carry them beyond high school. There is nothing more rewarding than seeing former players succeed in life and reflect on the coaching moments that helped them get there. Though this is my first year as head coach, the lessons I’ve learned along the way have prepared me to lead and inspire the next generation of players.
Assistant Coaches
Victor Avila
Joanna Peralta
